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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2031, 16 March 1907, Page 3

picnic clay. No work to bo done on tbc abovo holidays or Sundays, savo for IScal requirements for four hours as existing at presort. No obscono language to ho permitted, and any omployoo guilty of same, onco warned, will bo liable to instant' dismissal. Work will be resumed at the factories on Monday morning. CIIRISTCIIUIien, last night. His Honor gave judgment to issua a writ of attachment 1 against 11 men, authorising tlio Sheriff to arrest and bring them boforo tlio Court at 10.30 to-morrow morning. Wesley Church.—-To-morrow (Sunday): Morning, 11, Mr. Poach ; afternoon., Young Men’s Bible Class; evening, 7, Hev. C. Griffin, subject, “Share our Good Things”; Waimala, 11, Hev. C. Griffin. Strangers cordially invited. MESSRS. MILLER AND CRAIG, insyiLL Sell by Auction at their VV Mart on SATURDAY, 16th March, a quantity of Furniture seized under distress warrant. L<\ HEWITT BULLION, Bailiff. IN BANKRUPTCY. SEPARATE TENDERS will he received, until 12 noon TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 10th inst., for the Purchase of the Book Debts in the undermentioned Estates: — ■ AY. O. Skoct, of Gisborne. Buildor, amounting to £93 5s lid. Humphreys and Son, of Gisborne, Engineers, amounting to £123 2s 9d. M. E. Beavis, of Gisborne, Butcher amounting to £233 18s sd. Particulars and conditions may bo seen at my office. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN COLEMAN, Deputy Assignee. Gisborne, .Mracli 13th, 1907. SALVATION ARMY HALL, GISBORNE.

NOTICE. WE aro especially anxious to invito and welcome to our Meetings all thoso who are not in regular attendance at any other place of worship. We shall be most willing to pray with the sick or afflicted any hour, day or night, or to speak to those who aro concerned about their soul’s salvation. Bright and cheerful meetings will be hold all day To-morrow (Sunday). You are welcome. Open air To-night (Saturday). Band will play; soldiers will sing. Don’t miss the Meeting GEO. DICKENS, Adjutant. • ST. PATRICK’S SPORTS. THE Committee will meet at the Masonic Hotel on MONDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is requested. e. williams; Hon. Sec. TENDERS. Tenders for the supply of Milk to the Gisborne Hospital and the Old Men’s Home for the six months commencing Ist April next will be received until NOON on FRIDAY NEXT, the 22nd inst., at the office of the undersigned. T. A. COLEMAN, Secretary Hospital Trustees. GISBORNE DEBATING SOCIETY. LECTURE by the President—- “ From Chaos to Cosmos,” Choral Hall, Palmerston Road, MONDAY, March 18, 8 p.m. Public_ invited. No charge. 1. McLEAN, Hon. Sec. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Nominations for the Election of One Member to represent the Patutalii Riding in the Cook County Council will be received up to NOON on FRIDAY, the 29th inst., at. the Public Hall, Patutalii, and the Poll, if necessary, will be taken at the same place, and tho Splioolliouse, Waerenga-o-kuri, on THURSDAY, the 4th of April, 1907. T. W. BILHAM, Returning Officer.

SEDDON NATIONAL MEMORIAL. OWING to the impossibility of securing a suitable site for a Technical University, it has _now been decided to erect a Public Monument in Wellington to the memory of the late Right Hon. It. J. Seddou. The monument is intended to bo a National Memorial, and it is hoped that the. inhabitants of Gisborne and its neighborhood will heartily support the movement. Subscriptions in any sums from one shilling upwards will be gladly received and duly acknowledged. His Worship the Mayor has kindly consented to allow contributions to be received at the offices of the Council, where subscription lists have been deposited. J. E. PAGE, Secretary! Town Hall, Welington, March 4th, 1907. GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. NEW BY-LAWS. NOTICE is herody given that at a Special Meeting of the. Gisborne Borough Council, held on the 12th day of March, 1907, it was resolved (by way of - Special Order) that the Borough Council make a By-law under “The Municipal Corjiorations Act, 1900,” the object and purport of which By-laws arc as follows : The By-law is divided into 20 parts, numbered from 1 to 20 inclusive, each of which part is divided into sections or subsections. Part I. —Interpretation. Part II. —Penalties. Part 111. —: Rdfpilating procodings at Meetings, oi.o. Part IV. —In respect of Streets generally. Part V —General provisions for the good rule and government of the Borough. Part Vl.—Prevention of Fire Regulations. Part VII. —Buildings for Public Mootings. Part VIII —Regulating erection if buildings and fixing brick area. Part IX.- —Public Baths and Bathing. Part X. —Nuisances, Part XI. —Licensed carriages, carts, coaches, motor-cars, and drivers thereof. Part XII. —Hawkers and Pedlars and Public Weighing Machines. Part XIII. —Lodging-houses. Part XIV —Sale of Milk and Food. Part XV.-=—Sanitation, removal of j nightsoil and rubbish, etc. Part XVI —Miscellaneous, Hedges, Brothels, Bridges, Pounds, etc. Part XVII. —In respect to Waterworks. , Part XVIII. —Drainage and Sewerage, Plumbers, etc. Part XIX.—In respect to Porters. Part XX. —Heavy Traffic and Motor cars. The said resolution will he submitted for confirmation at an ordinary meeting of the Council, to he held on the 9th day of April, 1907, at 7.30 p.rn. A copy of the proposed Special Order and By-law is deposited at the Borough Council Offices, Lowe Street. Gisborne, where the same will lie for public, inspection during office hours until the said confirming meeting is hold, Dated this 14th hay of March, 1907. It. D. B. ROBINSON, Town Clerk.